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Good Afternoon

I work in the area of land use, along with planners and engineers. You website is confusing and not user friendly.

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There is so much new building going on.Why not require builders to post signs on the projects?
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Against the changing of residential zoning. Pro - truly affordable housing.

Of the many ways that changes (development) have hurt the quality of life and community in Bozeman in the last decade: Changing, damaging or congesting our beautiful and human residential districts - would be the worst idea yet.This is also not an answer to housing that is actually affordable to service workers and young families. The city has not shown that it is capable of addressing that problem. Much less actively limiting growth because our quality of water will soon be in danger.Wake up. If you want to build a "tax value" urban center somewhere, don't ruin Bozeman to do…

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